Sentence examples for computerized equivalent from inspiring English sources

Watching each TextArc as it is illuminated on the screen, it is hard to view it as anything but the computerized equivalent of the stream of consciousness.

Still, there's little comparison between wood knitting needles fanning out eight yards wide like some petrified sea urchin, as they do on the old warping machine, and its computerized equivalent made of aluminum and shrouded in a green plastic hood.

As a longtime software engineer, I found the Dec. 30 letters in favor of replacing schoolchildren's textbooks with computerized equivalents distressing.

To date, three types of algorithms have been considered for BG regulation: (heuristic) paper-based or equivalent computerized flowcharts, PID and MPC.

The computerized test was equivalent to the original test illuminated by D65, and was previously applied in other clinical investigations [ 27, 29].

Although the public phone network has become highly computerized in recent decades, it is still in many ways the equivalent of stringing two cans together to allow sounds to travel from one point to another: each conversation requires a single dedicated circuit.

Study II examined equivalency of a computerized speeded test, which is broadly used within psychological practitioners in the Czech Republic; this form was found non-equivalent with its conventional counterpart.

Its treadmills now offer computerized monitors for pulse, calorie consumption and equivalent distance.

And so far, the small number of preliminary, peer-reviewed studies he has conducted on his program support its value: one randomized controlled trial found that the use of the computerized tutor improved students' performance in math by the equivalent of a full letter grade over the performance of pupils who used paper and pencil to do their homework.

Different self-administration procedures in personality assessment based on either paper-and-pencil or computerized self-report questionnaires have been shown to generate equivalent means and covariances (Rammstedt, Holzinger, & Rammsayer, 2004).

The TAP has been established in the context of an EU Biomed project for the standardized assessment of attention disorders in brain damaged patients [ 80]; its subtests are equivalent to the reaction tasks of current computerized neurotoxicity batteries such as the Milan Automated Neurobehavioral System (MANS) [ 13].